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2011 mustang gt with 80k plus miles

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Hello fellow mustang owners! I have a 2011 gt manual with the bravo brakes and factory 3.73 rear end. It has little over 80k miles. I was just curious if anyone knows of any common problems with the first gen coyote with some years and mileage on them. I heard the oil pump gears don't last once you out boost and high rpms. Thanks in advance!
 
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